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February 27, 2026
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Bellevue Police Report Significant Reduction in Citywide Crime for 2025: Bellevue experienced a notable 27% decrease in overall crime in 2025, according to the Bellevue Police Department's annual report. The total number of reported incidents dropped from 7,828 in 2024 to 5,698 last year, with property crimes such as robbery, theft, burglary, and vandalism seeing a 33% decline. Despite this improvement, property-related offenses remained the most common type of crime in the city. The department credits data-driven strategies and targeted prevention efforts for these declines. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Feb 27)
February 23, 2026
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Microsoft Implements In-Office Work Policy in Bellevue and Puget Sound Region: Microsoft's updated in-office policy begins today for employees in the Puget Sound region, specifically impacting Bellevue and nearby Eastside communities. Staff living within 50 miles of a Microsoft office are now expected onsite at least three days each week, with flexibility at the team level and allowances for specific exceptions. The change is anticipated to influence local traffic, downtown business patterns, and commercial real estate as hybrid work schedules shift. Early impacts will likely be most visible midweek. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Feb 23)
February 22, 2026
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Redmond Council Members Outline Their Office Hours and Committee Roles: Redmond City Council members Jessica Forsythe and Vanessa Kritzer have posted their office hours and committee assignments for 2024. Forsythe schedules meetings by appointment and serves on committees including the Eastside Transportation Partnership and Disability Board, among others. Kritzer holds regular office hours at the Redmond Senior and Community Center and is involved in several regional boards, such as the Community Facilities District and salmon recovery initiatives. These roles guide policy discussion and community engagement. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Feb 22)
February 21, 2026
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Overview of Redmond Neighborhood Blog’s Role in Local News and Advocacy: The Redmond Neighborhood Blog has served the Redmond area for nearly twenty years, delivering hyper-local coverage on topics including city government decisions, land use, and school district initiatives. Its author, Bob Yoder, presents the blog as an advocate’s voice, focusing on government accountability and raising concerns about issues like environmental impacts and housing affordability. The blog often adopts an opinion-oriented tone, prioritizing community advocacy over objective news reporting. Its traditional, text-centric format is characteristic of its continuous, longtime presence. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Feb 20)
February 20, 2026
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Prisma Development Launches in Redmond with 328 Affordable Housing Units: Bellwether Housing has officially started construction on Prisma, a 328-unit affordable housing project situated across from Redmond's Overlake Village light rail station. The development will include 33 units designated for people with disabilities and offer ground-floor spaces for city services, business incubators, and community support facilities. The project aims to foster small business growth and enhance neighborhood engagement. City officials and nonprofits will provide ongoing programming at the new site. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Feb 20)
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EvergreenHealth Reaches New Contract Agreement With United Healthcare: EvergreenHealth, recognized as the largest public hospital in Washington and owned by the community, has finalized a new contract with United Healthcare. This agreement ensures that patients will not need to seek alternative healthcare providers. EvergreenHealth continues to expand its medical services, such as integrating mental health support within its primary care and emergency departments. The hospital remains an independent institution unaffiliated with major chains. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Feb 20)
February 16, 2026
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Exploring Artistic Abstraction Through Redmond Resident's Photography: The Redmond Neighborhood Blog highlights the work of local resident Max Feingold, focusing on his approach to abstraction in photography. Feingold's images encourage viewers to pause and reconsider their perceptions of everyday scenes. The blog post discusses how abstraction can transform familiar visuals into thought-provoking art. Through this feature, the community gains insight into the creative perspectives present in Redmond. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Feb 16)
February 14, 2026
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Bellevue Expands Light Rail Service Prior to Launch of Cross-Lake Connection: Sound Transit has increased light rail operations in Bellevue as preparations continue for the March opening of the Cross-Lake Connection. Trains are now running the full 2 Line schedule, connecting Downtown Redmond, Bellevue, and Seattle, with service running until midnight between Downtown Redmond and South Bellevue Station. Commuters traveling between Seattle and Lynnwood will experience more frequent train arrivals during peak hours. The overlapping of Link 1 and Link 2 Lines requires riders to check train destinations carefully. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Feb 14)
February 9, 2026
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Redmond Hosts Forest and Creek Restoration Initiatives at Local Parks: Redmond is advancing environmental efforts with upcoming and ongoing restoration projects at Smith Woods Park and Bear Creek in the Friendly Village area. Volunteers are slated to plant trees and remove invasive species in Smith Woods Park as the final forest event of the season. Bear Creek also recently saw a long-term restoration project, led by the Adopt A Stream Foundation, aimed at improving salmon breeding habitats. These projects highlight local collaboration for ecological improvement. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Feb 9)
February 6, 2026
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OpenAI Expands Bellevue Presence With Additional City Center Plaza Office Space: OpenAI has increased its office space in downtown Bellevue, securing additional floors at City Center Plaza, as reported by CoStar. This move follows the company's Bellevue debut in 2024 and a longstanding partnership with Microsoft, which retains a major ownership stake in OpenAI. The new lease expands OpenAI's local footprint to roughly 272,000 square feet, accommodating potential for over 1,800 employees. Previously, Microsoft used the space before exiting the location when its lease expired in 2024. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Feb 6)
February 4, 2026
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Redmond Officials Consider Limiting Proliferation of Sandwich Board Signs: The city of Redmond is seeing a noticeable increase in sandwich board signs advertising various local businesses along 85th Street and 166th Avenue NE. Concerns have been raised about these signs distracting drivers and contributing to visual clutter. City officials, including the code enforcement officer, have begun developing amendments to local sign regulations, aiming to balance city appearance with constitutional rights. Deliberations are ongoing regarding potential limits and enforcement measures. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Feb 4)
February 1, 2026
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Christine Tennyson Himes, Former Redmond Mayor and Civic Leader, Dies at 96: Christine Tennyson Himes, a longtime Eastside resident and former Redmond mayor, died peacefully at her Monroe, Washington home on December 30, 2025, at the age of 96. Himes served on the Redmond City Council and became the first woman to hold the full-time mayoral position from 1980 to 1984. Her legacy includes efforts to balance local growth with preservation, contributing to the creation and maintenance of 19 parks and a trail system in Redmond. She was also active in historical preservation and local civic organizations. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Feb 1)
January 31, 2026
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Salt & Straw Plans First Bellevue Scoop Shop for Spring Opening: Salt & Straw, an ice cream company based in Portland, will open its first Bellevue location at 10415 NE 4th Street this spring. The announcement follows the company's previous withdrawal from another Bellevue site in 2024, after which it continued searching for a suitable Eastside location. The new shop brings Salt & Straw's popular, creative ice cream flavors to Downtown Bellevue for the first time. The company already has seven stores in Washington, including several in Seattle and Kirkland. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Jan 31)
January 29, 2026
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Man Convicted for Robbery Spree Spanning Several King County Cities: A man has been convicted for a string of robberies during a two-hour carjacking spree that occurred in 2022 and stretched across multiple King County communities, including Kent, Bellevue, Redmond, and Seattle, before ending in Renton. The incidents involved several victims and prompted a coordinated law enforcement response. The conviction concludes a case that affected residents throughout eastern King County. (Source: Renton Reporter on Jan 29)
January 28, 2026
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Redmond Police Seek Suspect After Woman Stabbed in Bear Creek Area: Redmond police are actively searching for a suspect involved in a stabbing incident where a woman was attacked without prior connection near Bear Creek. Authorities report that the assault appears to have been random, raising concerns for public safety in the area. The investigation is ongoing, and officials are urging residents to remain alert. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Jan 28)
January 25, 2026
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Evergreen and UnitedHealthcare in Insurance Negotiation, Services Unaffected for Now: Evergreen is presently engaged in discussions with UnitedHealthcare to renew their insurance agreement. Such negotiations between hospitals and insurers are a routine part of the healthcare industry, and normally result in continued service without interruption. Patients should not experience any immediate changes while talks are ongoing. The situation will be monitored for any updates affecting coverage in the future. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Jan 25)
January 24, 2026
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Local Senior and Community Center Features Art Exhibit by Dana Harrison: The Redmond Senior and Community Center is currently displaying an art piece by Dana Harrison titled 'The Leap,' created in 2019 using acrylic on a 30-by-20-inch canvas. This exhibit highlights local artistic talent and provides visitors with an opportunity to appreciate visual art within a community setting. The initiative aims to foster engagement and enhance cultural activities at the center. The artwork will remain on display for community members and guests to view during regular hours. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Jan 24)
January 23, 2026
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Link Light Rail to Start Crosslake Service Connecting Seattle and Eastside March 28: Link light rail service will expand across Lake Washington beginning March 28, when Sound Transit opens the Crosslake Connection on the Link 2 Line. This addition links the Link 1 and Link 2 Lines via the I-90 floating bridge, adding two new stations at Mercer Island and Judkins Park. The new segment covers 7.4 miles and will allow a direct 13-minute trip between South Bellevue and International District Chinatown stations. Trains are set to run every eight to ten minutes, with even higher frequency during peak hours. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Jan 23)
January 21, 2026
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Sanya Parsi Appointed to Redmond City Council to Complete Vacated Term: Sanya Parsi has been selected by the Redmond City Council to fill the seat previously held by Osman Salahuddin, who recently left to serve in the State Legislature's 48th District. Parsi's appointment will last for two years, during which she will bring her experience from the Parks and Trails Commission and private-sector project management. She has emphasized community engagement and environmental responsibility as priorities. The city council is responsible for legislative oversight, budget adoption, and policy direction. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Jan 21)
January 20, 2026
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Seven-Story Residential Project Proposed for Bellevue's Spring District: A proposal has been submitted for a seven-story apartment building at 1299 120th Avenue NE in Bellevue's Spring District. The planned development, named 12th Place, Building A, would replace an existing office on a 1.34-acre site, offering 116 residential units and a partially underground garage with 89 parking spaces. The project is part of a broader multi-phase development aiming to create a transit-oriented neighborhood. The City of Bellevue is reviewing the application through its Administrative Design Review process. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Jan 20)
January 15, 2026
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Redmond Promotes Community Programs and Police Academy Enrollment: Redmond city officials have announced several new initiatives aimed at encouraging resident engagement in local activities. The Community Police Academy is now open for enrollment, offering residents an opportunity to learn about law enforcement practices firsthand. Additionally, new recreational and educational programs such as "Talk Sporty To Me" are being promoted as part of broader efforts to strengthen community ties. These programs reflect Redmond's focus on fostering civic participation. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Jan 15)
January 13, 2026
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Microsoft to Discontinue Seeking Local Subsidies Amid Data Center Energy Concerns: Microsoft has announced plans to stop pursuing local subsidies as it addresses growing concerns about the energy demands of its expanding data centers. The company, headquartered in Redmond, Washington, said it will independently cover its costs rather than rely on public incentives. Rising energy consumption linked to artificial intelligence infrastructure has prompted scrutiny of data center sustainability. Microsoft’s decision reflects heightened awareness of power constraints in the region. (Source: The Seattle Times on Jan 13)
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Midnight Cookie Co. Shuts Down Bellevue Store at Lincoln Square: Midnight Cookie Co. has closed its Bellevue location in Lincoln South Food Hall, with its final day of business on January 12, 2026. The store, which originally opened in April 2024 after operating first at Bellevue Square in 2023, marked the brand's second attempt to establish a Bellevue presence. The company will continue to offer its products at Eastside locations in Redmond and Kirkland. Midnight Cookie Co. remains in business at its other sites despite this closure. (Source: Downtown Bellevue Network on Jan 13)
January 12, 2026
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Overlake Area in Redmond Set for Major Urban Development Project: The Overlake neighborhood in Redmond is experiencing significant growth, with a major transformation of the former Sears Plaza into a mixed-use urban village known as Seritage. This 14-acre site will feature office space, a hotel, residential units, retail options, and a large park. The development will bring high-rise buildings, potentially over nine stories, and is expected to increase daily vehicle trips in the area. Local infrastructure improvements will require coordination between Redmond and Bellevue. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Jan 12)
January 7, 2026
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Redmond Fire Department Highlights Recruitment Efforts in 2021 Video: The Redmond Fire Department in Washington released a recruitment video in 2021, showcasing the evolution and history of the department. The video draws upon research and writing from John Oftebro, President of the Redmond Historical Society, who documented the department's growth in a recent newsletter article. This effort aims to inform potential recruits about the department’s legacy and commitment to public service. For those interested in local firefighting, this provides an historical perspective. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Jan 7)
January 6, 2026
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EvergreenHealth and Northwest University Partner to Train Physician Assistants: EvergreenHealth and Northwest University's School of Physician Assistant Medicine have announced a partnership to provide clinical training for physician assistant students in Kirkland, Washington. This collaboration aims to offer students practical experience while addressing the local demand for healthcare professionals. The initiative expands on a longstanding relationship between the organizations, which previously included nursing education. The partnership is intended to strengthen healthcare workforce development in the region. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Jan 6)
December 20, 2025
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Local Resident Shares Holiday Creation in Redmond Community Blog Post: A Redmond community member shared a festive creation in a recent blog entry, offering holiday greetings to neighbors for Christmas and the New Year. The post reflects local spirit and the personal touch behind seasonal celebrations within the city. Residents were invited to enjoy the display and join in the festive atmosphere that marks this time of year for many families in the area. Community engagement remains a central theme of the Redmond Neighborhood Blog. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Dec 20)
December 16, 2025
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Pagliacci Pizza Unveils New Location in Old Town Redmond: Pagliacci Pizza has launched its newest pizzeria in Old Town Redmond, revitalizing the corner near the light rail station with its ninth Eastside outlet. The renovated former gas station at 16311 Redmond Way features a design inspired by the Pacific Northwest and Redmond's historic core, offering indoor dining, takeout, and expanded delivery for area residents. The site now includes enhanced landscaping, outdoor seating, and large windows overlooking the dining room. The opening brings additional dining options to Redmond's community. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Dec 16)
December 10, 2025
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Lake Washington School Board Discusses Electric Bus Expansion and 2026 Levy Plans: The Lake Washington School Board recently considered the inclusion of electric buses in its fleet, placing a strong emphasis on sustainability during its meeting. Grant funding has allowed the purchase of e-buses to serve four schools with low-income populations, but no additional grants are anticipated. Board members also reviewed upcoming decisions on renewing Educational and Operations and Capital Technology levies, which provide about 16% of the district's budget. Formal action on the levies is scheduled for October 2025. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Dec 10)
December 6, 2025
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Redmond Lights Festival to Illuminate Downtown Parks December Through Early January: The 2025 Redmond Lights festival will take place from December 6, 2025, to January 5, 2026, featuring illuminated art installations and decorative lighting across Downtown Park and Esterra Park. Attendees can enjoy live performances and participate in an Art Luminary walk that connects Downtown Park to Redmond Town Center. The event is designed to be accessible throughout the month during the evening hours. The festival aims to foster community engagement and celebration during the winter season. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Dec 6)
December 3, 2025
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Recology Opens Waste Store at Bella Bottega Shopping Center in Redmond: A new Recology Store is set to open at the Bella Bottega Shopping Center in Downtown Redmond, offering residents a place to drop off hard-to-recycle items and access sustainability-focused products and advice. The store's launch is part of Redmond's shift to Recology as its new waste hauler following a competitive selection process, the first in over thirty years. A ribbon-cutting event is scheduled for Friday, December 12. The contract with Recology covers customers in the 98052 area. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Dec 3)
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Osman Salahuddin to Hold Swearing-In Ceremonies for 48th Legislative District: State Representative Osman Salahuddin is scheduled to be sworn in for another term serving Washington's 48th Legislative District. Two ceremonies are planned: one at the state capitol in Olympia and a community-focused event closer to home. These activities provide constituents with an opportunity to witness and participate in the legislative transition. Salahuddin's return reflects voter confidence in his continued representation of the district. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Dec 3)
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Redmond City Council Holds Ceremony for Swearing in New Members: On December 2, 2025, Redmond hosted a city council ceremony, attended by former Governor Locke who read selections from historic U.S. documents in honor of local governance. Retiring councilmember Jeralee Anderson reflected on her eight years of service, while Steve Fields, also retiring, was not present. The ceremony included the swearing-in of Councilmember Stuart for a new term, with Ms. Soni and Mr. Prakriya joining the council as well. Many local officials and community members were in attendance. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Dec 3)
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Redmond Hosts Toys for Tots Drop-Off Near Costco: Residents in Redmond can participate in the annual Toys for Tots drive by bringing new toy donations to a drop-off site located near the Costco on 185th Avenue NE and NE 76th Street. The collection period runs from December 3 to December 12 on weekdays between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. Visitors will also be able to view an extensive holiday light display that spans two blocks adjacent to the site. The event offers a convenient way for the community to support families in need this holiday season. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Dec 3)
December 2, 2025
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King County Sues Trump Administration Over Federal Housing Grant Restrictions: King County, along with six other local governments and four nonprofit organizations, has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration regarding recent federal housing policy changes. The legal action challenges restrictions to the Continuum of Care grant program, which funds permanent supportive housing and services for people experiencing homelessness. Local officials warn that federal grant renewals are at risk, potentially affecting housing support for thousands of households in the region. The lawsuit was filed in the U.S. District Court for Rhode Island. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Dec 2)
November 26, 2025
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EvergreenHealth and Seattle Children's Partner to Expand Pediatric Care in Kirkland: EvergreenHealth Medical Center in Kirkland and Seattle Children's have entered into a strategic affiliation focused on expanding neonatal and pediatric specialty care services for families on the Eastside. As of July 1, 2025, pediatric specialists from Seattle Children's, including cardiologists, neurologists, and surgeons, are now providing care at the EvergreenHealth facility. Officials say additional pediatric specialty services will be introduced over time. The partnership aims to improve access to specialized care within the local community. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Nov 26)
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Redmond City Council Approves Plans to Rebuild Teen Center at Original Site: The Redmond City Council unanimously voted to reconstruct the city's teen center at its original location, replacing the facility that had closed in March. Council members emphasized involving teens in the design process and maintaining amenities such as music performance areas and a recording studio to preserve the center’s legacy. The decision was based on recommendations from a stakeholder group and followed several rounds of community input. The project aims to proceed swiftly and will continue to seek feedback as plans develop. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Nov 26)
November 25, 2025
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Inquest Jury Finds Redmond Officer Not Justified in 2020 Fatal Shooting: An inquest jury has determined that a Redmond police officer was not justified in a 2020 fatal shooting. Despite this finding, the King County prosecuting attorney's office had declined to file charges against the officer two years ago. The office is now reconsidering its decision in light of the jury's conclusions. The incident adds to ongoing discussions surrounding police use of force in King County. (Source: The Seattle Times on Nov 25)
November 24, 2025
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EvergreenHealth Leaders Discuss Hospital Challenges With State Legislators: Executives from EvergreenHealth recently met with several Washington state legislators at their Kirkland campus as part of preparations for the upcoming legislative session. The discussions focused on the hospital's role as a public health provider and outlined ongoing financial pressures stemming from updates to state and federal policies. Hospital leaders emphasized the importance of community investment and highlighted new partnerships to strengthen care delivery on the Eastside. These conversations aim to ensure continued support from lawmakers. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Nov 24)
November 19, 2025
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Redmond Opens Application Process for Vacant City Council Seat: The City of Redmond has begun seeking applicants to fill a recently vacated City Council Position #1, following the resignation of Osman Salahuddin. Residents interested in participating in local government are invited to apply before the January 2 deadline. The City Council will conduct interviews and select a new member, with the process including both initial and final interviews in January. The appointment is finalized by a council vote, with the mayor acting as tiebreaker if needed. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Nov 19)
November 18, 2025
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Redmond Lights Winter Festival Expands to Esterra Park in Overlake: Redmond Lights, the city's annual winter arts and lights festival, will return to Downtown Park in December and broaden its scope for the first time by including Esterra Park in the Overlake neighborhood. The event features a month-long display of art installations, running from December 6, 2025, through January 5, 2026. A kick-off celebration is scheduled at Downtown Park on December 6, with family activities, live music, and community booths. The festival connects multiple venues via the Redmond Central Connector. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Nov 18)
November 17, 2025
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Redmond City Council Approves Plan to Rebuild Old Firehouse Teen Center Onsite: The Redmond City Council has approved a proposal to reconstruct the Old Firehouse Teen Center at its existing site, following significant community input and analysis of various options. The plan places emphasis on swift construction, active participation by young people in design decisions, and the inclusion of both a music performance area and a recording studio. These features aim to maintain the legacy and creative opportunities the center has historically provided. The project will now advance to its next phases under Council oversight. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Nov 16)
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Redmond Discontinues Use of Flock Safety Cameras Amid Community Concerns: Redmond city officials have decided to disable its Flock Safety camera system following U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrests that took place on Monday. While there is no evidence indicating ICE accessed the camera system prior to the arrests, residents expressed apprehension regarding the potential for data sharing. City leaders cited ongoing concerns among the community as the primary reason for turning off the surveillance technology. The decision reflects continued public debate over law enforcement tools. (Source: The Seattle Times on Nov 10)
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Redmond Offers 59 Miles of Trails for National Take a Hike Day: National Take a Hike Day falls on Monday, November 17, providing an opportunity for Redmond residents to explore the city's extensive trail system. Redmond boasts 59 miles of public trails, with 39 miles managed by the City itself. Recommended spots for winter hikes include the Redmond Watershed Preserve, Farrel-McWhirter Loop, and the Powerline Trail, each offering unique landscapes and recreational options. Hikers are encouraged to prepare for seasonal conditions and enjoy local natural areas. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Nov 3)
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Local Groups Highlight ADHD Awareness and Resources During November Campaign: Community organizations on the Eastside are increasing efforts to raise awareness about Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) this November. Resources shared include a CDC report on prevalence and a NAMI Eastside webinar supported by EvergreenHealth. The month-long initiative aims to inform the public about ADHD across all ages, emphasizing that a significant portion of children continue to experience symptoms as adults. These activities seek to support families and individuals living with ADHD through education and outreach. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Nov 1)
November 15, 2025
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Redmond Sets 2026 Salaries for Mayor and City Council Members: Redmond has finalized salary plans for its elected officials starting January 1, 2026. Council members will receive a monthly salary of $2,352.90, while the council president will get an additional $200 per month. The mayor's monthly pay is set at $14,495.84, totaling about $173,914 annually. These figures do not include health insurance, cost-of-living adjustments, or other allowances. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Nov 15)
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Redmond Releases 2026 Pay Plans for Executives and Non-Union Employees: The City of Redmond has outlined its 2026 salary schedules for executive and non-union positions, effective January 1, 2026. The Chief Operating Officer's maximum salary is listed at $312,579, while department heads such as the Fire Chief, Police Chief, and City Attorney will each earn up to $273,328. Pay bands for other director-level roles and their deputies are also specified. Benefits such as bonuses and health insurance are excluded from the posted figures. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Nov 15)
November 13, 2025
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EvergreenHealth in Kirkland Receives 14th Straight 'A' for Hospital Safety: EvergreenHealth in Kirkland has achieved its 14th consecutive 'A' grade for hospital safety from The Leapfrog Group, a nonprofit that evaluates hospitals nationwide. This recognition is based on measures including medical error prevention, injury rates, and patient safety protocols. The consistent high marks highlight EvergreenHealth's ongoing commitment to patient safety standards. The hospital is among only a few in the region to sustain such a record. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Nov 13)
October 29, 2025
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EvergreenHealth Commissioner Robin Campbell Hosts Community Meet-and-Greet Events in : EvergreenHealth Commissioner Robin Campbell, who is seeking to retain his seat in the upcoming general election, will be available to meet with residents at two local coffee shops in Redmond. Community members can discuss local healthcare issues and learn more about Campbell's campaign during these (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Sep 12)
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Redmond City News Updates for October 27, 2025: Recent updates from the City of Redmond provide residents with the latest information on local government decisions, events, and services relevant to the community. Topics include developments affecting neighborhoods, city planning efforts, and resources available to residents. The news report aims to keep the public informed about changes and opportunities in Redmond. All updates are presented as part of ongoing efforts to engage and inform local residents. (Source: Redmond Neighborhood Blog on Oct 29)